We are glad you have found us. This newsletter is a space that allows us to share our amazing children. We are all in this together. We understand and we walk the same path. Thank you for your compassion and for the constant support you provide. Together, we will help each other heal!

Once again, this month's newsletter contains stories of validation and spiritual growth. We hope that it will bring some peace and comfort to you and your loved ones. We are pleased to announce that many exciting things are happening with our group. 4 new affiliate groups will be available in the near future, with three that have scheduled meetings in the upcoming months. Please check out information about Denise Kennedy and her Silver City, NM affiliate, Tracey Houston Venters and her Dallas affiliate, Dr. Mark Pitstick, Teri Simonds-Snyder, Lavaughn Margraff and Lee Rowley and their Columbus affiliate and Dr. Mark Pitstick and Robert Langfelder and their Sarasota affiliate. Photos and bios of all of our affiliate leaders are available on our website, www.helpingparentsheal.info. Our co-founder Mark Ireland is the administrator for the site and has been hard at work adding all of the new affiliates. Plus we are happy to announce that a new Ben's Bells studio has opened in Phoenix and that our non-profit will be partnering with Ben's Bells to help parents heal. Last but not least, we are very excited to announce that the author of our Question and Answer column, Dr. Mark Pitstick, will be speaking to our Phoenix parent group on September 24th before he presents a special workshop at Unity Church. Lots of opportunities for parents to meet each other and to make new friends.

Sending love, light and warm memories to each one of you as you navigate this bittersweet time. You are not alone.

We are happy to announce that Ben's Bells, a non-profit that was created by Jeannette Maré after the death of her son Ben, has opened a new studio in Phoenix!

The first time I heard of Ben’s Bells was at a candlelit vigil for my son Morgan given by the University of Arizona Cheerleaders after the homecoming game in 2009. One of the cheerleaders, Morgan's close friend, came up to me after the service. She gave our family a beautiful handmade bell that had been sent to us by Jeannette Maré, the founder of Ben’s Bells. It was a simple, beautiful act of kindness. Morgan had volunteered at Ben’s Bells while he was in college. I was very grateful for this gift and wanted to meet Jeannette.

My husband and I had lunch with her the following week. Jeannette had also lost a son ten years earlier. She had turned her grief into a wonderful organization that helps parents overcome their grief.

Ben’s Bells spreads kindness by making bells and hanging them in cities for people to find. The Mission Statement of Ben's Bells is: To inspire, educate and motivate people to realize the impact of intentional kindness, and to empower individuals to act according to that awareness, thereby strengthening ourselves, our relationships and our communities. Ben’s Bells not only has two studios in Tucson; they also have one in Newton, Connecticut and in Phoenix. They are currently looking for volunteer studio assistants who will commit to helping in the new Phoenix studio on a regular basis. The address of the studio is 417 E. Roosevelt and it officially opened for business on June 5th. If you are interested in volunteering, please email Christy at Christy@bensbells.org. Please check out the website to learn more about this wonderful organization.

Welcome to the Helping Parents Heal Q & A. I recommend that you read the foundational articles that form a basis for my answers. Links to those are located at the bottom of my website home page www.soulproof.com under Soul Proof Articles. You can also read them on the Helping Parents Heal website under Healing Articles by Dr. Pitstickhere. Q: I don't understand how some people can be so cruel to their kids. I just lost my unborn son May 23, 2015 while 27 weeks pregnant after I was hit by a drunk driver. I would do anything to have my son back. People need to realize how beautiful kids are and how much of a blessing they are. - Lesley

A: Lesley, I am sorry for the pain and other emotions you are experiencing but am glad you’ve found the Helping Parents Heal group. People are cruel to their kids or others because they are in pain, unbalanced, and unaware we are all connected.

Perhaps there is a blessing amidst your tragedy that will help others wake up to how precious children—and people of all ages—really are. For example, the drunk driver may realize how wrong those actions are or drunk driving laws might become tougher because of your and other accidents.

I recommend reading the article “When a Child Dies” from the sources listed above. That will remind you that although you lost the physical form of your baby, you and that soul will always be connected and will certainly meet again in another time and place. Love and Light, Mark

Q: Is it just me or does it make you feel better when you go to the cemetery and you see something left by others? I went there today to visit my beautiful daughter and someone brought her a big bouquet of roses. I love when I know people remember her. - Faith

A: Thank you for your beautiful note, Faith. Other bereaved parents and family members have expressed how good it feels to know their departed loved one is not forgotten. It helps to know that others are missing and remembering her.

And, of course, your beautiful daughter is looking upon all that and smiling. Yes, those in other realms still love roses. Best wishes, Mark

Q: My sweet son RJ—forever 26—died 3 years ago. My whole life changed and I am still lost and broken. How does a mother move forward? I work on it every single day, but my grief still overcomes me and it’s the first day all over again. - Tammi

A: I am so sorry for your grieving, Tammi. It can be the absolute worse pain. Here are a few suggestions for moving forward as you want to do.
1. Realize that RJ is not stuck in time. He may be 26 years old forever in your mind but that’s limiting who and what he really is. He is an eternal being who is growing and living in another part of forever. Remembering that might help.

2. I know that each day can feel like the first day all over again but it’s not. You’ve survived three years and you are going to make it. I recommend that you read the articles (see how at top of this article) “Holistic Information for Bereaved Families” and “7 Keys to Fine-Tune Your Body/Mind.” Taking these basic but powerful steps will help you keep on keeping on.

3. Read the article I suggested for Lesley.

Follow the guidelines in those articles and let me know how it’s going in a few months. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers, Mark

Q: Need your advice on this one. My granddaughter put hand soap in the fish bowl and the fish died. She also threw raw eggs all over the backyard. My son thinks she is acting out because her mom died 18 months ago and now they are moving. If she were my child I would have been taking her for grief therapy and would have the therapist to ask. Her dad has been sleeping day and night. He spoils her and lets her do whatever she wants to do. Not sure how to handle all this. - Lynn

A: It’s doubly tough for you, Lynn, because you know that she and your son are out of balance. And you, as the grandparent, can only do so much to help, especially after they move. Here are a few suggestions:

1. keep them both in your highest thoughts and prayers every day. Research has shown that those have positive effects on those being prayed for.

2. Remember that, although a child in earth years, your granddaughter is likely an evolved soul. Why do I say that? She, as a soul, chose a tough scenario with her mother dying and her dad not handling things very well. From an earthly perspective, it’s a horrible tragedy and sad situation. From a soul perspective, it’s a ripe environment for growth and service.

3. Have a grandmotherly talk with her and gently but firmly let her know that she needs to act appropriately. She may react angrily but her anger is really toward life, not you. She will also appreciate that an adult cares and sees that things are out of control. Put yourself in her place and have a heart to heart talk with her: “Honey, if I were you, I’d be throwing worse things than eggs. But that’s not going to bring your mom back. I’m very sad too and miss her horribly.” Then let her cry.

4. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself. You’re only the grandmother in this very brief part of forever. Someday, mark my word, all of your souls will see this tough time for what it is: an exquisite opportunity for growing, learning, and loving. Sending you love, energy, and highest thoughts, Mark

Q: Memorial weekend two years ago I lost my son to a tragic accident while camping. He was fatally shot by his older brother who loved him so much. Our lives were shattered that day. Not only did I lose my youngest son, I almost lost my oldest who will never be the same again. As a mom you want to make everything OK but I can't. Not a day has gone past that I don't cry for my son and family. Has anyone else experienced a tragedy like this? How do I hold it together and be the strong one? With the two year mark coming up, I am ready to fall apart. – Linda

A: Linda, I wish I could wave a magic wand and go back in time before the accident —but I can’t. This is definitely a tough one because your other son was so devastated as well. Only the bravest souls would volunteer to go through a tough one like this so let’s explore how you all can find the silver linings.

First, read the articles I’ve already recommended above. If you’re still crying every day, you likely have nutritional deficiencies that are affecting brain balance. This is very common in women with one or more pregnancies. If key minerals and other nutrients aren’t replaced with whole food supplements and diet, the symptoms can pile up. Add the severe stress of a child passing on and the stage is set for insomnia, fatigue, depression, anxiety, etc. As mentioned in the articles, I’ve found Nutrition Response Testing (NRT) to be the best way to evaluate and address these imbalances. Visit www.unsinc.info to find a practitioner near you so you heal, not fall apart.

I recommend the same for your son. There are many clinical stories of people who had severe losses and tragedies but recovered after this natural health care. Koren Specific Technique or KST is a chiropractic approach that releases emotional blocks and trauma. Visit https://teddkorenseminars.com/directory.asp to find a doctor near you who uses this technique. NRT and KST are two miraculous approaches that have helped many people get well again.

Q: My daughter passed last year after a preventable accident at age fourteen. There was negligence on the part of the school and airport. I know that each soul has its destiny, but accidents happen and people make mistakes that cause the conditions in which others lose their life. We as parents feel compelled to seek accountability from those bearing responsibility. This can cause anger, but it needs to be done. What do you suggest? - Patrice

A: Very well put, Patrice. I’m glad you understand the dual nature of life as humans. On one hand, her passing was a horrible tragedy and those accountable should be held responsible. Hopefully, that will prevent similar accidents in the future. Do what you need to do to feel that justice has been served.

AT THE SAME TIME, as you say, each soul has its destiny. How else can a soul in a child’s body return Home, to the next phase of forever, except by what appears—from a limited human perspective—to be a horrible accident or illness? From that viewpoint, the accident was her ticket back into the Light.

Understanding each of these views and living accordingly has been likened to walking on a razor’s edge. It’s not easy but it is the only way an earth-experience can make sense: remember we are spiritually immortal while accepting our physical mortality and transience. I wish you the very best as you find that balance and bless others in the process. Mark

Mark Pitstick, MA, DC is an author, clinical psychologist, chiropractic physician, frequent media guest, and workshop leader who helps you know and show that, no matter what is going on around you, your earth-experience is a totally safe and magnificent adventure amidst forever. You’ll receive a series of free articles addressing life’s toughest changes and challenges—including a child dying—when you sign up for his free newsletter at www.soulproof.com. Also on that site are free articles and radio interviews with top experts in consciousness studies. Email him at mark@soulproof.com to ask your toughest and most challenging questions.

NEW GROUP - Columbus, OhioWe are proud to announce the first meeting of Helping Parents Heal - Columbus on August 5th! Dr. Mark Pitstick will co-facilitate this new group with Teri Simonds-Snyder, Lavaughn Margraff and Lee Rowley. Please take a minute to read the bios of our new group leaders. Teri and Lori Fina-Jennings started this group several years ago and Lori then retired to Florida. It is exciting that it will restart with a wonderful team of facilitators! Please RSVP for this meeting here.

He has worked with tens of thousands of patients and has been with many people, including children, at their time of death. Mark also served as a suicide prevention counselor and speaker. He is certified by Dr. Raymond Moody for the facilitated after-death contact technique and by Dr. Brian Weiss for past-life regression therapy.

A frequent media guest, Pitstick hosted two radio shows “Ask the Soul Doctors” and “Soul-­utions.” He was the executive producer for the Soul Proof documentary film. He is currently writing a book “Ask the Soul Doctors: Answers to Your Biggest Questions about Life, Death, and Afterlife” with contributions from Caroline Myss, Anita Moorjani, Raymond Moody, Stan Grof, and others.

Mark conducts nationwide workshops on spiritual awareness and optimal wellness. Pitstick has been a review editor and contributor to many magazines and e-zines. He founded the Radiant Well­ness Center that utilizes advanced holistic health care methods and practices part-time.

I feel honored to be a part of leading HPH-Columbus, along with Dr Mark Pitstick, Lee Rowley and Lavaughn Margraff. Studies of the afterlife, NDE's and past life therapy were very instrumental in my own healing. I heard about HPH thru Sheri Perl Migdol, after connecting with her after reading her 2 life-changing books. Then, when 4 friends lost their sons in 1 summer, I felt called to support them and HPH provides the perfect format. I assisted Lori Fina Jennings with the Ohio chapter. Lori has now retired to FLA. I also want to thank Elizabeth for welcoming me into her group, and for creating such a wonderful organization for healing bereaved parents.

Lavaughn Margraff:

I was a mother of four children one day and the next day my oldest son died suddenly from a stroke. Twenty four hours after my son transitioned into spirit he visited me in my dreams. I have received many dream visits from my son, but the most amazing was when Robert came to me holding his sixteen year old cat and said kitty wants to say goodbye. I woke up to check on his cat the cat was warm, but dead. I still miss Robert everyday and try to be there for my other children.. I have always identified myself as a mother and my children are my life. The new me is more compassionate and emotional.

Lee Rowley:

In January 2013, my only child passed away from a rare genetic disorder shortly after her 10th birthday. Although I committed to carrying on Aria’s legacy of compassion and strength, my journey through grief was less than graceful. I battled alcohol abuse and depression, and had some pretty spectacular meltdowns that probably should have driven away my friends and family for good. (Thankfully, they stuck around.) Rather than hide these things, though, I choose to use them as important teaching tools in the grief journey. Loss of a child is a pain like no other, and none of us handle it as well as we think we “should.” But in the end, the highs, the lows, and the epic meltdowns all confirm our beautiful, fragile humanity… and our connections with the children we can no longer see, hear, or touch.

-Dr. Mark Pitstick will also be speaking to our Phoenix/Scottsdale parent group on September 24th at Unity Church before he does a special workshop about his book and film 'Soul Proof' at Unity from September 25th-27th. This will be an amazing opportunity to meet the author of our Question and Answer column and to learn how to heal from grief. Please RSVP for this meeting here. June 25th Scottsdale Meeting- Unity of Phoenix

Quinton and his beautiful parents, Ernie and Kristine Jackson

We are happy to announce that Ernie and Kristine Jackson will be speaking at our June meeting. Their beautiful son Quinton passed in a car accident in June, 2009. The publishing of the second book about him, 'Quinton's Legacy', coincided with his 6-year Angel Date on June 10th. Ernie is on the Board of Helping Parents Heal and he and Kristine have dedicated their lives to helping others. They are inspirational, compassionate and caring speakers. Plus they always offer a big smile and a hug to everyone they meet. Please join us for this uplifting, healing meeting. You can also learn more about Ernie, Kristine and Quinton at www.quintonsmessages.com. If you would like to join us, please RSVP for this meeting here. We kindly request a $5 'love donation' for this meeting that is split equally between Unity of Phoenix and the Jacksons. Our meeting time is from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.

June 25th Meeting of Helping Parents Heal - New Jersey with Karen NoéKaren Noé and her latest book

Please join Christine Corallo Volpe as she welcomes renowned Psychic Medium, Spiritual Counselor and Energy Healer Karen Noé to the June 25th Meeting of Helping Parents Heal - New Jersey. Karen is the author of Your Life After Their Death: A Medium’s Guide to Healing After a Loss and Through the Eyes of Another: A Medium’s Guide to Creating Heaven on Earth by Encountering Your Life Review Now. She is the founder ofTheAngel Quest Center in Ramsey NJ, where she teaches classes, gives readings, and practices alternative healing. You can listen to Karen on The Angel Quest Radio Show by tuning to www.wrcr.comon the first Saturday of every month at 1:05pm Eastern time. Visit her on her web site at www.karennoe.com. You can RSVP for the meeting here.

Please note-we will not be holding a July meeting in Phoenix/Scottsdale.

Sheri’s Corner-

Wisdom and Quotes from The East Coast

Sheri’s Corner-Wisdom and Quotes from the East Coast

“I am quite confident that the most important part of a human being is not his physical body but his non-physical essence which some people call soul and others personality. The non-physical part cannot die and cannot decay because it’s not physical.”

-Rabbi Harold Samuel Kushner---prominent American rabbi aligned with the progressive wing of Conservative Judaism, and a popular author.

The more that I learn, the more I realize that we’ve got it backwards. All those things that we thought were solid and real are perishable, and those things that some of us never even knew existed, they are the things that are eternal. The body does not survive death, however, personality does. Just think about that. Personality, that part of a person that you cannot see, feel or touch is what actually survives. So, we need to become more acquainted with that which is not perishable, for therein lays the only things we can hold onto.

Would you like to share a story of validation or healing with other Parents?

We are all able to heal when we share personal stories about our children with others. Moreover, everyone benefits from validations that we receive from our children. We love to hear about them! If you have a story that you would like to share about your child, please let us know and we will include it in a future newsletter. Please send it to Elizabeth Boisson at boissonelizabeth@gmail.com (Due to space limitations, please be sure it is no longer than 1 page.)

Also, if you have not yet done so, please send me your child's full name, Birthday and Angel Date so that I can add him or her to our list of children on our Facebook Site. We pay tribute to our children on their special dates with a favorite photo and a description of their lives. Please send all information to Elizabeth at boissonelizabeth@gmail.com.

Mission statement of Helping Parents Heal:

Our mission is to help parents who have lost children, giving them support and resources to aid in the healing process. We will go a step beyond other groups by allowing the open discussion of spiritual experiences and evidence for the Afterlife in a non-dogmatic way. In other words, we will welcome everyone regardless of their religious (or non-religious) background and allow for a very open type of dialog.

-Mark Ireland, Co-Founder, Helping Parents Heal

Sending peace, love and white light to you and your beautiful children

Note: Information in the Helping Parents Heal newsletter is provided for the sole purpose of assisting you in finding resources (information, meetings, books, etc.) to aid in the bereavement process. This newsletter is not intended to endorse, sponsor or encourage your use of any of the information or services listed, whether from members or other individuals. Rather, our intent is simply to inform you of vast amount of resources available for your consideration. We urge you to independently research and consider the value any particular resource for yourself. Further, while we take steps to ensure accuracy of the information posted, especially relative to linked media, we accept no liability for content. Helping Parents Heal is a non-profit Corporation.

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Helpful, Healing Information

Stories of Validation -

Denise Kennedy and her son Eric Denise is the affiliate leader of our new Silver City NM Group

My son Eric dearly loved his family and often chose family time over hanging out with his friends. We were very close and talked almost everyday. The same year Eric died, he gave me pair of Angel earrings for my birthday. When I opened them he said, "You're my Angel Mom." He really wasn't a gushy kind of guy, so I couldn't believe what I'd just heard him say. To this day, Eric knows when I'm wearing my Angel earrings. As I'm putting them on, I always hear his precious words.

Within days of Eric's passing I could feel his presence. Others in our family and some of his close friends could feel him also. Eric had a strong physical presence, so we had no doubt that it was him. His honors professor wrote this to us in a letter soon after Eric died, "Like so many others, I was shocked to learn of Eric's sudden death. I had only known Eric for the past year or so, but he'd made quite an impression on me. Both physically and, in some ways spiritually, he seemed a bit larger than life."

I'd like to share this amazing story in my search for a respected medium just a few weeks after Eric died. I found Debra Martin through The Forever Family Foundation, and Cynthia Craton aka (Ocallah) through Sandy Goodman, who wrote the book, Love Never Dies. Debra was my first choice but she had a waiting list. I emailed her office anyway. I also emailed Ocallah, and she emailed back the next day, so I set up a family reading with her. On the evening before our reading with Ocallah, I received a phone call from Debra. She apologized first, saying that she normally doesn't call people unless they have an appointment, but she felt strongly that I needed this phone call from her. Debra went on to say that while she was driving in her car, "Kennedy" was getting in her head. When she got to her office, she asked if she had a reading scheduled with anyone named Kennedy. Her assistant said no, but that I had emailed about a possible reading. Debra told me that "Kennedy" was being very persistent and he wanted to let me know he was fine and his passing wasn't painful. She gave me messages from Eric for the next hour. (Before ending the call, Debra encouraged me to keep the reading with Ocallah the next day.) Debra called again a few weeks later to relay more messages from Eric. Soon after we were filmed during a reading with Debra in Phoenix for Channel 12 News. I offered to pay Debra each time, but she said absolutely not, your son initiated this. Debra and "Kennedy" formed a friendship, and she would call me now and then over the next year to share something from him. "Kennedy" is what Eric's friends called him. This beautiful woman became my dear friend and eased my grief tremendously.

Our reading with Ocallah was amazing as well. She shared the most profound message for me from Eric, "He is referencing a left handed grip, (writing over the top) and writing with a personal purpose. He wants to acknowledge the writing." Six days after Eric died I began writing to him everyday in a journal, trying to fill the void of not being able to talk to him. Very soon, I began feeling Eric speaking back to me. I wrote to him faithfully for eight months and filled two journals. I am left handed and write in just the manner Eric described.

Eric death has been a catalyst for my spiritual awakening. A blessing for me is that I have been given the ability to communicate with my guides and teachers. They have helped me understand my soul contracts with Eric and contracts with others in my soul family; that before coming here, we choose our life trials with the understanding we will be divinely assisted with them; and how very important it is always be loving to one another.

I'm honored to share with you my son Eric's determination to help us understand about the continuity of life. I believe all of our beautiful children desire for us to understand that there is a much deeper meaning to their deaths. They are on very important soul journeys, as we all are.

-Written by Eric's Mom, Denise

Please read more about Denise and her new affiliate group in Silver City, NM:

-Within days of my 21 year old son Eric's death in 2007, I could feel his presence. His spirit was guiding me to understand a deeper purpose to his death. I had a strong desire to connect with others who had experienced the death of a child. As a result, my daughter Kristen and I started a chapter of TCF in 2008. It has been extremely healing to be with others who understand the pain of losing a child. Now 7 years later, I'm very excited to take it a step further. As an affiliate of Helping Parents Heal in Silver City NM, we can openly share our experiences relating to our continued relationship with our beautiful children.

-Denise Kennedy

Denise will be holding her first meeting on July 1st in a room in the Western New Mexico/Miller Library that is named for her son Eric. Please click here to RSVP.

Through the Eyes of a Sibling-
Surviving the Passing of a Loved One

Cindy Ross-Kockelman and her brother Michael
It has been 20 months since losing my brother and best friend, Michael. I now view life in two parts: my life before he left this earth and my new reality, learning to live without him in the physical world. It is hard to express the pain and loss there is when you lose your “constant” in life. He was that for me.

He left this world way too early and even in the midst of my grief, I still feel blessed to have had him in my life for 54 years. I had always thought we would grow old and gray together, still best friends; there for life’s ups and downs. We come from a close Italian family and when we were together we would endlessly reminisce and laugh about our crazy family, stories only people that close could relate to sometimes without words. I not only grieve my loss, but I grieve for all the memories to come we will not share in the same way.

I have changed so much since losing him, there is a piece of me that went with him. In the painful months after his passing I began a journey I wish I never had to take but one I am grateful for. You see, I needed desperately to search for ways to be a part of his life, whatever that may be, because living without him was something I just couldn’t do…

My journey led me to research the afterlife. I’ve read countless books and sought out numerous Psychic Mediums to help me understand where he is and what I could do to stay connected to him. It has been a process, one that I continue to learn from. All of the info I have learned has brought me great peace and has helped with my grieving process.
I am not really sure how to explain this, but I know now that when I need Michael and I am having trouble with my grief, he is there for me. He proves this in many ways. He sends songs to me just at the right moment and moves objects in my house.

I will share this very personal event that happened on his birthday, the first I had to celebrate without him. He turned on my computer in the middle of the night, which woke me up, and when I went to turn it off across my screen were all the pictures of him I had put in a folder, opened up and displayed! I laughed, cried, it had been a tough day and it was just what I needed. I feel like he was telling me he was with me that night, which I believe to be true.

I can without a doubt say that Michael is with me and will continue to be until we meet again. Everyone processes grief and loss differently. I hold a deep respect for what others are going through and whatever path gets them there.
My wish is that you find a way to get through each day with love, peace, and hope in your heart. I will never be the same without Michael, but as they say, grief is the great price you pay when you have truly loved. And I have.

-Written by Michael's sister, Cindy

Healing through MeditationTian Tan Buddha, Hong Kong

My daughter Alix has been stressed about her exams for her Masters degree. The grade on the exams will count as 100% of her final grade. Although she has worked hard throughout the year, she is still very worried and has been studying for months. I had been told by a friend, Laurie Savoie, that we can request help from our angels. Yesterday I told Alix to meditate and to ask her brother Morgan and her angels to help her on her exams. This is the mediation that she wrote down immediately following her experience. I hope it is helpful and healing to you.-Elizabeth

I believe that I was just able to leave my body through mediation. Today I was meditating towards my mind chakra and it may have strengthened it well enough that I was able to enter the other dimension. I left my room, went through the elevator shaft to the ground floor and then out the front door. Then I floated up the front of the building and looked in through the window on myself meditating. My brother Morgan was standing directly in front of me; my body. I guess I needed to see from an out-of-body perspective to understand that he was standing in front of me. I said ‘Hello’ and he said ‘Hi, Alix’ and chuckled. I asked if he was going to help me with my exams; he said ‘Of course, you just needed to ask. Now you’ll have the backing of your angels’. I then was transferred back to my physical body. I saw light and an outward movement coming from my mind-it was as if it was pulsating. I was then shocked awake, as if I had been asleep. I no longer have any doubts that I will remember everything I need to for my exams. Morgan will be with me, guiding me.